B2/5 & B2/8 Now !!!!

[stvnd53]

If your home ,and listening put these on NJSP

 

[Skypilot007]

I was just out at lunch monitoring that in the car. Sounds like they're looking for a bank robbery suspect. They were out last night in Gloucester county in the area of Cohawkin Rd looking for someone too. Found them later in the night.

 

[JoeS156]

Is B2-8 now 35059?

 

[stvnd53]

35888 B2/8

 

[JoeS156]

I am not getting anything on that TG (35888), but all the Readington Comms are coming over on 35059. Problem with my scanner?

 

[JoeS156]

Also getting comms on 35891

 

[stvnd53]

R U on troop B

 

[JoeS156]

yes, I also just started listening to troop c...i heard someone say monitor C3/8

 

[Tech792]

Readington bank robbery

An FBI angent was shot and killed at this robbery which was about an hour ago. (Around noon)

 

[JoeS156]

Are you hearing comms on B2/8 35888? If so, it must be something with my scanner as I am not hearing anything on that TG.

 

[robbinsj2]

Are you hearing comms on B2/8 35888? If so, it must be something with my scanner as I am not hearing anything on that TG.

35891=35888 (B2-08) +3
35059=35056 (A1-08) +3
+3 indicates the patch status bit, that the base talkgroup is patched with another.

So really you are receiving B2-08. Try changing your scanner's Status Bit setting for it to show up at 35888.

I'm on its fringes now but I think Somerset TRS is also good listening.

Jim

 

[JoeS156]

That did it! Why did it only effect the TG, because it was patched? Should I set to Ignore Status bit for all my sytems?

Thanks for your help!

 

[JoeS156]

Nevermind, I answered my own question by reading the wiki. I will ignore the status bit on all the systems be be sure not to miss anything. Again, thanks for your help. I learned something new today.

 

[robbinsj2]

Yes and it's up to you, respectively. Follow the link I provided to see what the other status bits represent. You may ignore status bits for all Motorola systems if you like, or don't and program them in as a separate talkgroup. For example, 35888 as "B2-08 ICP", 35889 as "B2-08 ATG", 35890 as "B2-08 Emerg", 35891 as "B2-08 Patch", so on. Some systems may not use the +1 bit, some may have radios switch to an emergency group instead of using +2 on the current talkgroup, so on. Obviously programming them in separately results in many, many more "talkgroups" in your scanner.

Jim

 

[mikea7531]

I have this feed up for this. This feed is focusing on this incident

This is an EazyStream Feed:

ScanSCNJ.homeip.net
Audio: 8100
Data: 8101

You can download the client from:

http://www.butel.nl

 

[W2SJW]

Somerset County's main prosecutor TGID is the hot one for the county system - they've got a full SWAT deployment going on from the county end.

They are still looking for the 3rd suspect (who has lost a shoe, at last report).

Update - How many other of you guys notice that half of the SWAT guys on the teams sound like utter crap? First I thought they were patching digital into analog, but it seems the mic's they are using are to blame...

 

[tommccabe]

Thanks for sharing the feed. The Hunterdon county-wide freqs boom in loud and clear here in Middletown (Monmouth County). But I can't get the Somerset system here. Thanks!

 

[mikea7531]

No Problem - The feed will stay focused on this incident until it is over.

 

[mondaro]

The Aviation talk group also has been hopping as well this afternoon.

 

[W2SJW]

Guys,

The SWAT guys on the ground are using throat mics - I thought they had better audio than what I'm hearing (the requests from the supervisors at the command post to constantly 'repeat again what you just said' is getting a little silly...).

I really hope they catch this last guy...